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Description / Scope of Work
The Directorate of PCA (North), Islamabad (Pakistan Customs) invites prequalification applications for an Open Framework Agreement to provide on-demand repair services for government owned vehicles. The procurement is funded from Non-ADP resources and aims to establish a framework agreement with qualified service providers through a single-stage, one-envelope bidding process. The framework agreement will operate for a period of 36 months from the expected signing date of October 27, 2026, enabling call-off contracts as needed during this period. This is a national-level procurement open to all eligible Pakistani suppliers meeting the specified qualification criteria.
Eligibility is restricted to national applicants who must satisfy the criteria outlined in the prequalification documents. Bidders are required to demonstrate financial and technical capability to provide vehicle repair services consistently throughout the framework period. Specific registration requirements, licenses, and bid security details are specified in the detailed prequalification documentation available through the e-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System (EPADS) v2.0 portal.
Interested applicants must obtain the complete prequalification documents from EPADS v2.0 at https://epads.gov.pk/opportunities/federal/frameworkagreements/10497. Invitations to bid for prequalified applicants are scheduled for Monday, October 12, 2026. The prequalification process follows a structured evaluation framework, after which successful bidders will be notified of framework agreement signing. Contact the Directorate at +92-315-409-5155 or ddo5226pcahq@gmail.com for further information during office hours.
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Independent analysis by PakistanTender, written with AI from the official notice and checked by our quality rules — not part of the official notice. Always confirm details against the original tender document.
PCA North Islamabad seeks qualified vehicle repair service providers under a 36-month framework agreement (call-off model).
This is sustained, recurring work rather than one-off project—demand-driven repairs for government fleet. Scale appears medium to large given the three-year commitment and national scope. Key strategic point: framework agreements typically generate steady work if prequalified, but bidders must sustain capability over 36 months. Competition likely includes established workshops. Timeline is tight—prequalification closes late October 2026 with ITB invitations mid-October suggests compressed evaluation window.
Who can bid: Pakistani nationals/entities only. Typically requires PEC registration (if sole proprietorship/partnership), SECP incorporation (if company), active NTN, and vehicle repair business license. Financial stability and technical capacity to maintain service levels over 36 months are mandatory. Specific registration details and bid security requirements available only in EPADS prequalification documents—not summarised in notice.